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(1970) Uriah Heep – Very ‘Eavy, Very ‘Umble: Anniversary special
Critics can often be mistaken and their quotes, forever, will be remembered by fans alike, combined with thoughts like oh boy, they couldn't be...
Flat Earth release new single and lyric video “Neverhappy.”
Heavy, melodic, and passionate, FLAT EARTH is a hard rock band from Helsinki, Finland, founded by Ex-AMORPHIS bass player (Niclas Etelävuori) Ex-HIM guitarist (Linde...
Swedish Humanity’s Last Breath release new music video “Earthless.”
Swedish deathcore band HUMANITY'S LAST BREATH launches a brand new music video for their new track "Earthless."
The video for the brutal song has been...
REVIEW: Smackbound – 20/20 (Musicalypse Archive)
The inescapable truth is that a classically trained voice is a genuine stairway-to-heaven of an instrument when the vocal cords are harnessed to convey...
REVIEW: Chaos Over Cosmos – The Ultimate Multiverse (Musicalypse Archive)
Love and passion for music cannot be limited by borders, nor even a great time difference, and CHAOS OVER COSMOS is living proof. Made...
REVIEW: Bythos – The Womb of Zero
The word ”bythos,” according to the Greek mythology, refers to the personification of the depths of the sea. Likewise, this band seems to have...
REVIEW: Wilderun – Veil of Imagination (Musicalypse Archive)
WILDERUN is a progressive metal band from Boston, MA. In 2019, the band released their third studio album, "Veil of Imagination," which was picked...
30.05.2020 Blind Channel: Stayin’ Alive @ 45 Special, Oulu
There have been hard few months for the music industry and music fans, but even though we weren't able to see any live shows...
REVIEW: Beyond the Black – Hørizøns (Musicalypse Archive)
BEYOND THE BLACK first came to our attention when vocalist Jennifer Haben acted as guest vocalist on tour with KAMELOT in 2018. Having enjoyed...
REVIEW: Beyond the Black – Hørizøns
In just a few short years, German symphonic metal outfit BEYOND THE BLACK, led by talented vocalist Jennifer Haben, have conquered not only the...
REVIEW: Infirmum – Walls of Sorrow
INFIRMUM is a one-man doom death metal band from Jyväskylä in central Finland, founded by Timo Solonen back in 2019, from the ashes...
Mikael Salo and David Olivares of Crossing Worlds release tribute to...
A year ago the world lost a great Brazilian artist, composer, and singer - the legendary Andre Matos. Andre had an amazing talent of...
5.6.2020 Crimson Sun & Red Moon Architect @ Unknown Venue, Finland
The streaming concert business has been booming and many virtual concerts have come and gone; one we were really looking forward to was the...
REVIEW: Smackbound – 20/20
Originally founded in 2015 by Netta Laurenne, SMACKBOUND first existed as RUN FOR COVER, in which some familiar faces of the Finnish metal scene...
4.6.2020 Amorphis: Stream from the North Side @ Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki
2020 saw AMORPHIS celebrating their 30th anniversary. Originally, the band had planned to have three special of consecutive concerts at Tavastia in Helsinki, each...
05.06.2020 Crimson Sun & Red Moon Architect: Live Stream @ Helsinki...
While we have watched many a stream lately, we have yet to see a dual-headlining show. Fortunately, bands seem to want to try everything...
REVIEW: Behemoth – EP: A Forest
BEHEMOTH has published on 29 May 2020 a four-track EP called ”A Forest” via New Aeon Musick, which consists of two versions of the...
Interview with Beyond The Black — “This whole album is about...
German melodic metal act BEYOND THE BLACK emerges from their cocoon with a brand new album, "Hørizøns." The band is releasing the album through...
03-04.06.2020 Amorphis: Stream from the North Side @ Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki (Musicalypse...
COVID-19 may have happened at the worst possible moment for AMORPHIS, who are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year. The three anniversary shows scheduled...
SONG OF THE DAY: Cory Marks – Drive (Musicalypse Archive)
Cory Marks. Do you know the name yet? If not, we're still trying our hardest to correct that. Having blown us away with the...



















